![]() Although it may feel odd to begin with, this way of crocheting amigurumi is easier in the long run and saves you having to remember to turn components inside out before stuffing. If you crochet amigurumi with the RS facing outwards, then you’ll work in a clockwise direction in the round, putting your crochet hook through stitches from the outside, to the inside. However, this method of crocheting amigurumi can be quite fiddly, particularly with small components. Some crocheters are happy to make amigurumi in this way and simply turn the components inside out before stuffing and sewing up. Working with the wrong side (WS) facing outwards, you’ll find yourself putting your crochet hook through stitches from the inside of your amigurumi component to the outside. If you’re crocheting anti-clockwise in the round, you may find that your work curves inwards as you work, putting the right side (RS) on the inside. The back of a single crochet stitch (double crochet in UK terminology) tends to be bigger than the front, so the wrong side (WS) can look more bobbly, and the horizontal bars of stitches are visible. ![]() This side is smoother and the crochet stitch ‘v’s are more defined. The general consensus for amigurumi is that it looks better with the RS of your work facing outwards. When crocheting a garment, the right side (RS) of your work is the side facing you. How to crochet a magic ring Right side vs wrong side Learn to create the magic ring with our tutorial video here. It’s a clever crochet technique that allows an item to be worked in the round, while creating a tightly closed centre. The magic ring is the foundation of every component and limb in an amigurumi project. ![]() Whether you’re new to crochet, or are so good, you could double crochet with your eyes closed, there’s always room for improvement and a chance to refresh your skills! Take a look at our top tips to become an amigurumi pro, then choose your next project with our selection of all-in-one amigurumi crochet kits. We share our tips and tricks to take your amigurumi skills to the next level.
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